More than you would think...

The biggest two that pop into my head are Deep Rock Galactic, and Dwarf Fortress.

Both amazing games btw

I don't understand why some publishers of singleplayer focused games are against modding.

I understand that it could impact other players experiences in a multi-player setting. And I support any game developer segregating modded clients from vanilla. What I can't wrap my head around is why some try to ban modding all together. If a player ruins or enhances their experience with mods, it's on them, not the developers.

Yall are watching YouTube without adblockers and sponsorblock?

My problem with the hold music is that 90% of the time it's all choppy

Anyone else think it's odd that vehicles have tv services in them?

It's obviously the knife manufacturer, and whatever retailer that sold the knife's fault!

I agree. While this sounds great on paper, there's a chance for it to get abused. And we all know that it will end up being abused.

Wait, common!?

This will continue happening if the jail sentence is only 30 days...

It's littered with warnings, at what point is it the consumers fault?

I don't think ISP's have any duty to prevent piracy, or anything else for that matter. Their business is providing internet to their customers, not policing each and every action

Same here but when someone asks me a question about iPhones. I know very little about them since I use android, but since I'm the "computer guy" I must be able to fix iphones too